"It Was Humiliating For The Leaders Of Europe, They’ve Sat And Kissed The Ring.” Steve Bannon On President Trump’s France Visit

Steve Bannon’s opening WarRoom commentary offers a detailed perspective on political developments, emphasizing President Trump’s continued dominance and influence. Bannon highlights Trump’s cabinet nominations, urging supporters to call their senators in support of figures like Kash Patel for FBI Director and Pete Hegseth for Secretary of Defense. He recommends aggressive confirmations post-Congress’ new session to establish momentum.

Bannon praises Trump’s recent pre-recorded interview with Kristen Welker, describing it as a "throwdown” on topics like the 14th Amendment, mass deportations, and international policy. He contrasts Trump’s assertiveness with European leaders during a trip to France, framing Trump as a commanding figure at Notre Dame and characterizing European leaders, including Emmanuel Macron, as subservient and ineffectual. Bannon claims Trump saved NATO by enforcing financial commitments, portraying him as a global leader confronting European dysfunction.

Bannon criticizes the Biden administration, asserting its focus on “blanket preemptive pardons” signifies a recognition of illegitimacy. He juxtaposes this with Trump’s perceived “full spectrum dominance,” suggesting the administration and global elites remain fixated on Trump’s influence. Bannon also warns of efforts to entangle Trump in Middle Eastern conflicts but underscores Trump’s resistance to such interventions.

He concludes with commentary on global political and economic instability, focusing on austerity-driven turmoil in France and Macron’s attempts to leverage Trump’s presence for political survival. For Bannon, these dynamics reinforce Trump’s status as a de facto leader amidst perceived global and domestic failures.

Steve Bannon: "If The Democrats Do Blanket Preemptive Pardons It Will Destroy The Democrat Party”

Steve Bannon delivered a scathing critique of journalist Peter Baker and the Democratic Party’s handling of key political and legal issues. He accused Baker of lying about President Trump’s intentions, specifically regarding investigations into January 6, the 2020 election, and the weaponization of government. “Peter Baker is a bald-faced liar,” Bannon declared, emphasizing that Trump’s focus is on fairness, accountability, and uncovering the truth.

Bannon lambasted the Biden administration for allegedly considering “blanket preemptive pardons” to protect key figures, including military officials and members of the January 6 Committee, from potential investigations. He asserted, “If J6 was so lawful, why is the White House burning the midnight oil looking at pardons?” Bannon warned that issuing such pardons would expose guilt and destroy the Democratic Party’s credibility, potentially sidelining it for decades.

Highlighting MAGA’s deep roots as a populist-nationalist movement, Bannon argued that true populism requires sustained effort and ideological commitment, something he claims the Democrats lack. “You don’t wave a magic wand and create a populist movement,” he said.

Bannon concluded with a call for transparency, urging thorough investigations to ensure accountability. He insisted that the American people demand honesty, stating, “These things have to be above board. We want transparency.” For Bannon, this commitment to revealing the truth is central to holding powerful figures accountable and advancing the populist agenda.

Dr. Thayer: Only Biden And RINO Republicans Can Thwart President Trump’s Agenda

Steve Bannon and Dr. Bradley Thayer discussed several political issues, with a particular focus on the Biden administration’s illegitimacy and its desperate attempts to protect itself. Thayer noted that Biden and Harris had essentially “disappeared” from the political stage, which is unprecedented in U.S. history. He argued that the lack of Democrats seeking Biden’s advice or endorsement reveals a profound weakness and lack of legitimacy within the administration. Thayer highlighted the absence of key Democratic figures like AOC or Whitmer reaching out to Biden, suggesting they no longer see him as a valuable leader.

The conversation shifted to the idea of preemptive pardons, with Bannon emphasizing that these actions, if taken, would signify a massive, unprecedented attempt to protect the administration and party from investigations. Thayer warned that Biden, with just 42 days left in office, might take drastic actions, including pardoning illegal immigrants and continuing to support policies harmful to the country, all to undermine Trump and bolster the Democrats. The two concluded that the Biden administration is focused solely on preserving power, regardless of the cost to the nation’s integrity.

Mike Davis Exposes Democrat Operative Plan To Utilize Courts To Enact Agenda

Steve Bannon and Mike Davis discussed the challenges posed by Marc Elias, a key figure in the Democratic Party’s resistance movement. Bannon and Davis highlighted how Elias has evolved from an election lawyer into a strategic mastermind, orchestrating a broader political resistance. Elias’s approach contrasts with the 2016 resistance, focusing not just on protests but on a more organized strategy using courts to influence policy. Davis emphasized that while Elias’s efforts have led to some wins for Democrats, they are viewed as extreme and potentially unpopular with the broader American public, especially with regard to the legal actions against President Trump and his supporters.

Bannon pointed out the necessity of Republicans not only resisting the opposition but actively seizing institutions, particularly the Senate. He stressed the importance of confirming key individuals like Cash Patel and Pete Hexa to demonstrate that Trump’s vision, not Mitch McConnell’s, should shape the future administration. The conversation also touched on the broader political landscape, including the weaponization of the justice system under the Biden administration. Both Bannon and Davis underscored the importance of using power once it is obtained, criticizing Republican inaction in the past while praising Elias’s ruthless focus on winning and using power. Davis also referenced the 2024 election as a potential turning point, stressing that the American people are disillusioned by the ongoing legal battles and the broader political maneuvering surrounding Trump.

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Mike Davis Reacts To Democrat Pressure On Biden To Pardon Illegal Immigrants

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Biden Admin Attempts To Fast Track Migrant Invasion With App Before Trump Takes Office

Ben Bergquam, Oscar Ramirez, and Steve Bannon discussed the ongoing migrant crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border, focusing on the effects of the CBP One app and the broader implications for U.S. immigration policy. Bergquam emphasized that, even before President Trump’s return to office, the impact of his policies was already being felt in Mexico. He highlighted that migrants were still using the app to gain entry to the U.S., despite the upcoming changes under Trump. The migrants were rushing to cross before the app might expire, anticipating stricter border enforcement.

Oscar Ramirez confirmed the urgency of the situation, noting that thousands of migrants, particularly from countries like Venezuela, Colombia, and Haiti, were waiting for approval through the CBP One app, some for up to eight months. Ramirez also observed that many migrants planned to remain in Mexico if the app was eliminated.

Bannon underscored the strategic role of NGOs, the United Nations, and leftist groups in exacerbating the crisis. He accused these entities of working to flood the U.S. with illegal immigrants, aligning with the left’s broader agenda. Both Bergquam and Ramirez warned that this orchestrated invasion aimed to undermine U.S. sovereignty, with the ultimate goal of creating political pressure on Trump upon his return. They also alluded to investigations into the NGOs, stressing that their role in enabling illegal migration would not go unchallenged.